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Podcast: Promoting diversity in local government

Mo Kanjilal and Stephanie Prior in conversation about the importance of encouraging representation at a local level

Sussex Bylines by Sussex Bylines
21-03-2021 20:18 - Updated on 17-08-2023 18:14
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This week’s Bylines Network podcast comes from Sussex. Mo Kanjilal interviews Stephanie Prior, Standing Invitee on Brighton and Hove City Council’s Tourism, Equalities, Communities and Culture (TECC) Committee. 

Mo and Stephanie discuss why it’s so important to encourage representation at a local level, and what can be done to lower barriers to entry to politics at a council level and in national politics.

Listen to the podcast on Spotify.

Be sure to follow: Mo at @Mo_Kanjilal, Stephanie at @StephaniePriorX and Sussex Bylines at @SussexBylines. Thanks for listening!


Your might also be interested in:

  • Lessons from Georgia − Stacey Abrams shows us how to empower voters for a fair fight by Mo Kanjilal
  • Going back to where you came from: Britishness and belonging by Mo Kanjilal
  • Taking action? Brighton & Hove City Council takes steps to address its diversity problem – Mo Kanjilal interviews Stephanie Prior and Anusree Biswas Sasidharan 

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